Do you love dancing to the rhythm of your favorite K-pop songs? Good news: you’ll have the chance to show your talent to all visitors during the big K-pop dance competition. Whether you’re an amateur or a professional, sign up now!
- Saturday 17/10: K-pop Amateur Solo Dance Competition
- Saturday 17/10: Kids Amateur up to 12 years old (Solo, Trio and Group)
- Saturday 17/10: K-pop Amateur Dance Competition (minimum 2 dancers)
- Sunday 18/10: Advanced K-pop Solo Dance Competition
- Sunday 18/10: Advanced K-pop Duo/Trio Dance Competition
- Sunday 18/10: Advanced K-pop Group Dance Competition
Register using the form at the bottom of the page.
Not sure about your skill level?
Then send an email with a video to Hidden Power and ask for their opinion: hiddenpowerconcours@gmail.com
Would you like to try your luck in one of these competitions? It’s very simple: just read the information below, choose your competition, and fill out the registration form now.
No further changes to the music track or any other details will be possible after this deadline, in order to ensure the competition runs smoothly. You will receive an email if your registration is approved. In case of cancellation, please notify us as soon as possible at the same email address.
Good luck to everyone!
Information and Rules
- The K-pop competitions will be organized according to the level of the registered group.
- A dancer may only perform once per competition.
- Music tracks must be between 2 minutes (minimum) and 2 minutes 30 seconds (maximum) long. No exceeding the time limit is allowed.
- Groups must respect the number of dancers required for the selected competition.
- Submitted music tracks must be renamed with the group name and provided in MP3 format. We do not edit or create music mixes.
- Criteria taken into account during the competition:
- Technique (synchronization, originality, skill level)
- Aesthetics (costume, hairstyle, set, makeup)
- Atmosphere (smile, energy).
- For all technical questions related to the dance competition: hiddenpowerconcours@gmail.com
K-pop Competition – Amateur or Advanced?
- Amateur and Beginner Dance Level: An amateur-level dancer is someone who dances occasionally, whose motivation mainly comes from passion, who dances for fun and has not yet mastered all the fundamentals of dance.
- Advanced Dance Level: A dancer who learns choreographies quickly, may be a choreographer, participates in music videos and competitions, and may receive compensation for artistic performances (semi-professional), but who cannot yet make a living from dancing.
If you are unsure which category to choose: hiddenpowerconcours@gmail.com